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Jan Kenny, the first female
cinematographer on an Australian feature film - Fran with Noni
Hazelhurst - is in to talk about her career and a course
in Creative
Coverage that she's running as the head of cinematography
at AFTRS
Writer and AFI Award winning
filmmaker, Trudi Hellier,
and producer, Lucy Maclaren,
are in to talk about the next Script
Alive event, Dog Daze,
happening on Wednesday at Cinema
Nova
Matt Molony is in to talk
about the Falls
Creek Film Festival, which is happening next weekend at Falls
Creek - strangely enough
Brian MacFarland is reviewing The
Sea Inside
Kevin Janner is talking
about the 40th Anniversary Special
Edition of Dr Strangelove on
DVD
And Mark Hartley and Ian
Thompson are in with reviews of the new Adam
Sandler film, The Longest
Yard, along with The Assassination
of Richard Nixon and The
Machinist
Veteran Australian actor, Harold Hopkins,
will be in to talk about his career, including his work with Graham
Kennedy in Don's Party and The
Club
Michael Helms will be speaking
with Australian special effects specialist, Jason
Baird, about his career, including his work on Star
Wars
The Film Victoria Digital
Media Fund DVD
seminar on The case for content and
effective distribution, is taking place this Monday,
June 6, at Zinc (Federation Square)
2046 and Rosenstrasse are
currently screening nationally
Click here to go to
the Interview Archive, with updates including: Paul's
chat with director, Mark
Vicente, about his film, What
the Bleep Do We Know!? ;
the full text of the special Orson
Wells outtakes that we played at the end of the show last week; Nick
Black's conversation with Lawrence
Turman; a rare recording of Film
Buffs highlights, including portions of the 1983
end of year poll show with John
Flaus, Paul Harris, Leaping
Larry L and Brett Duck from Danger
Low Brow and Tom Ryan; Christa
Lang - actor, writer and widow of Sam
Fuller; Terry
George, director of Hotel
Rwanda;
and Tony Zeccola,
on his 40th anniversary in cinema exhibition
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Here's
your Film
Buffs heads-up for June 6, 2005
What is about winter that brings
out so many social events? Just a quick intro this week - I gotta get
to another round of drinks in the city
New films opening this week include Rosenstrasse, The Longest Yard and The Machinist. What's hot this
week? Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of
the Sith, Coach Carter, The
Wedding Date, Kingdom of Heaven, The
Upside of Anger, The Hitchhiker's
Guide to the Galaxy, Crash and The
Interpreter (Thanks to infilm).
Check out the session times around the country at yourMovies
If you're out of town and still need your Film Buffs'
fix, click here.
Or you can listen online through the 3RRR
site
The show hits the net, 7 'til 9, Friday night, in Easter
Island, Chile
Sydney Moving Image Coalition in association with The
Performance Space and IASKA presents:
Anthony McCall's legendary "Line Describing
a Cone" (16mm, 30 min, 1973).
MELBOURNE DATE: Saturday 4 June 7pm
accompanied by Lucas Ihlein and Louise Curham at Ignifuge
11a Hope Street Brunswick
entry $7 / $5
full tour details: http://www.squatspace.com/cone
NEXT SCRIPT ALIVE!: Trudy
Hellier's DOG DAZE
Written by AFI Award winning filmmaker Trudy Hellier, DOG DAZE is a romantic
comedy with bite! The script will be performed by leading professional actors.
After the reading, participate in a Q&A with the creative team, including
producer Lucy Maclaren.
When: Wednesday 8 June at 6.30pm
Where: Cinema Nova, Lygon Street,
Carlton
Tickets: now on sale at Cinema
Nova for $9 full or $6 concession
FINAL CALL FOR ENTRIES - Love
Your Work! Screening
ENTER YOUR SHORT FILM BY FRIDAY JUNE 10TH
Filmmakers now have just one week to rush their entries into OPENChannel's
Love Your Work! Screening & Awards Event by the June 10th deadline.
LOVE YOUR WORK! screens fresh and diverse short films produced by Victorian
filmmakers. This is your chance to screen your work amongst your filmmaking
peers and get audience feedback at a fun and informal event. Put your film
to the test in the Audience Choice Awards at Love Your Work!
OPENChannel is calling for short films (max 15 mins) of any genre including
drama, documentary, comedies, animations and experimental films for screening
at Love Your Work!
Filmmakers who screen at Love Your Work! have the chance to win a fantastic
range of prizes from a prize pool worth thousands! Prizes, sponsored by OPENChannel
and other screen industry businesses, include filmmaking equipment and practical
resources aimed to assist filmmakers with future projects.
The entry deadline is June 10th.
Love Your Work! will take place from 7pm on Wed July 6th, 2005 at OPENChannel,
Fitzroy.
Visit http://www.openchannel.org.au for
entry forms and further info.
Keep Sunday June 26th free.
Community Cup - Junction
Oval, St Kilda
Dallas Crane, Weddings Parties Anything, Rebecca's Empire, The Almaboobies
Check out some of Josh Kinal's
other work at Binary6
If you've got news or an event coming
up, drop me a
mail with
the info and I'll spread the word
W elcome to the
Film Buffs' Forecast Web Site. Based on the long running radio show on
3RRR
(102.7 FM) in Melbourne, Australia, Film Buffs' is a show for in-depth
information about what's happening in the world of movies.
Broadcasting every week on Saturday afternoon - midday-2pm
- and on
the net around the world - we have the latest release information
on new films coming to Australian Cinemas, Australian films in development
and/or production, video releases, interviews and reviews. Anyone who has a movie related question can e-mail us at
and our resident film historian, Paul
Harris (with a little help from the rest of the gang) will bend his
brain to the task of finding out even the most obscure bit of information.
If by some strange tear in the space/time continuum we can't answer the
question, then we will put the question out on-air and wait for someone
in the rest of the world to answer it.
This site is the place to find archived interviews
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year and information about what's coming up on the show each week - along
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